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The year the tsarist regime was overthrown by the Bolsheviks - ✔✔1917



Wilson's wanted a ____ peace - ✔✔fair and lasting



This country did not ratify the Paris peace settlement - ✔✔USA



The 'founders' of communism - ✔✔Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels



Wilson's first point - ✔✔No more secret treaties



Wilson's second point - ✔✔Freedom of the seas for all nations in both peace and war



Wilson's third point - ✔✔The removal (as far as possible) of trade barriers between nation



Wilson's fourth point - ✔✔Reduction of armaments by all nations



Wilson's fifth-thirteenth points - ✔✔territorial adjustments



Wilson's fourteenth point - ✔✔the league of nations



The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed on this date - ✔✔March 3rd, 1918

, Russia lost ___ population, ___ industry, and ___ coal mines in the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk -
✔✔25%, 25%, 90%



This treaty could've cost the allies the war - ✔✔Brest-Litovsk



The Council of Four was comprised of _____ - ✔✔Woodrow Wilson (US), David Lloyd George
(Britain), George Clemenceau (France), Vittorio Orlando (Italy)



Also known as the Tiger - ✔✔George Clemenceau



Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles on this date - ✔✔June 28, 1919



Germany lost ___ square kilometres of land in the ToV - ✔✔70,000


A referendum (vote) giving people the opportunity to express their opinion for or against a
proposal relating to a constitutional issue - ✔✔plebiscite



Union between Germany and Austria - ✔✔Anschluss


This blamed Germany and its allies for the outbreak of the war, and allowed the victorious
nations to impose reparations for the damage the war had caused - ✔✔War Guilt Clause



Actual amount of reparations, that was settled in 1921 - ✔✔$834 billion


The principle that people of common nationality should have the right to from their own
nations and govern themselves - ✔✔self-determination



Treaty signed with Austria in September 1919 - ✔✔Saint-Germain

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